10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RANIFORM»
Discover the use of
raniform in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
raniform and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The English Cyclopaedia: Geography
(Mexico.) Geographical Distribution of the Family. — Messrs. Dumeril and Bibron
state that the number of species of the Bufoniform Family known to them (1841)
was 35, a much less number than that of the Raniform Family, which includes 51,
...
2
Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Art. IV. — On the Families of the Raniform Anura. By E. D. Cope. It has been
already pointed out* that the families of the toothless Anura, or Bufonifonnia, are
distinguishable into those with the arciferous and those with the raniform types of
...
3
The English Cyclopaedia: Division. Geography. 4v. and Suppl
(Mexico.) Geographical Distribution of the Family. — Messrs. Dumeril and Bibron
state that the number of species of the Bufoniform Family known to them (1841)
was 35, a much less number than that of the Raniform Family, which includes 51,
...
4
Natural History: Or, Second Division of "The English ...
(Mexico.) Geographical Distribution of the Family. — Messrs. Dumeril and Bibron
state that the number of species of the Bufoniform Family known to them (1841)
was 35, a much less number than that of the Raniform Family, which includes 51,
...
5
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
It is interesting to observe how that this Raniform type, while preserving its
definitive features in this outlying region of its distribution, and within the limits of
the lower faunte of South America and Australia, offers the lowest condition of
cranial ...
6
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences
It is interesting to observe how that this Raniform type, while preserving its
definitive features in this outlying region of its distribution, and within the limits of
the lower faunae of South America and Australia, offers the lowest condition of
cranial ...
Academy of Natural Sciences (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1866
There certainly was no " raniform batrachian, JBombinator igneus" in the
comfortable dining-room in Gower Street, where I was introduced to " Nicodemus
" and " The Chirper," and one would suppose that the instances of mice having
been ...
8
Index Du Journal de Trévoux, 1701-1767
... 24-56, 25-37, 25-48; biography, 03-79 Ranchin, Francois, 31-80 Rango,
Konrad Tiburtius, biography, 01-117 Ranguei, Claude, 10-72 Raniero di
Piacenza, 45-90 raniform monsters SEE monsters, raniform rank: society, 03-65;
French army, ...
9
The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
species of this family exist in all the five* parts of the werld, where they are
distributed in a manner not less unequal than the Raniform and Hyliform species,
and, always, with a greater proportion for America, whilst the smallest portion of
them ...
10
Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...
that the number of species known to them (1841) was thirty-five, a much less
number than that of the Raniform family, which includes fifty-one, and less still
than the Hyliform or Tree-frog family, which comprises sixty-four. Nevertheless,
observe ...
